Enzo Calzaghe... the future

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jimglen
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Enzo Calzaghe... the future

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Enzo Calzaghe, will he go with Joe - he certainly doesn't need the money, or will he support Enzo Mac and their stable? Or is it "so long farewell, it's been a slice!"
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I'd like to see Richie Woodhall work with Enzo. If little Enzo packs it in.

Get that bloody jab going.
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He should go and work with the amateurs.

Just get a translator in and bobs your uncle!



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Enzo is still very involved with the amateur game locally
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Whatever his decision, I wish him well.
Wazza's tactics with his gym and his boxers since the Calzaghe split is typical of the man.
Exactly the same as when Naz moved on and what he did to Wincobank.
I would walk away and just do the work with the Ams.
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I think a blind eye is turned, Enzo Macc dad still runs Bonymaen ABC, and Enzo still spars with the boys and is regularly seen helping his dad in the corner.
Enzo Cal plays a big part in Newbridge ABC
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billy bessey wrote:
Coco wrote:Enzo is still very involved with the amateur game locally

hows that i didnt think you could be involved with both i know pros spar with amateurs but does anyone know the exact rulings on pro/amateur training? as a trainer can you train both? (obviously not corner both) but do pads e.t.c?
thanks
I think the main stipulation is that you should not have amateurs and pros sharing the gym space at seperate times. However, in practice, I doubt they could police that effectively. The ABA don't want young amateurs sparring professionals.
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I've seen it in more than once place.
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If he does follow Joe & retires, will he at least give Haye some credit for starching Maccarinelli?
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They will go on, they've got a show next week
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twenty six wrote:Whatever his decision, I wish him well.
Wazza's tactics with his gym and his boxers since the Calzaghe split is typical of the man.
Exactly the same as when Naz moved on and what he did to Wincobank.
I would walk away and just do the work with the Ams.

Pryce is fighting Matthew Hall on the Khan bill.
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